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    Default SQL Server Problem

    Hi

    Using ADO, when I run the 'sp_columns' strored procedure
    for a particular table in my database it returns all
    information correctly. However, when I try to run a
    query on the same table (or any table for that matter) I
    get an error saying the table doesn't exist in the
    database.

    Does anyone know what is wrong?

    Thanks,
    Tim
    Tim M Guest

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    Default Re: SQL Server Problem

    Tim M wrote:
    > Hi
    >
    > Using ADO, when I run the 'sp_columns' strored procedure
    > for a particular table in my database it returns all
    > information correctly. However, when I try to run a
    > query on the same table (or any table for that matter) I
    > get an error saying the table doesn't exist in the
    > database.
    >
    > Does anyone know what is wrong?
    >
    > Thanks,
    > Tim
    It sounds like a permisions problem. Verify that the login you are using to
    connect to SQL has permissions to the database and the tables. See SQL Books
    Online (in your SQL Server start menu program group) for details.

    Bob Barrows


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